Agad Tantra (Toxicology & Forensic Medicine)

The Adhapatan Yantra is a classical Ayurvedic apparatus described in Rasa Shastra used for the distillation of volatile substances. Specifically designed for downward distillation, this yantra is ideal for extracting liquid essence or volatile oils from herbal or mineral ingredients while preventing the loss of essential components.

This fiber model of Adhapatan Yantra is designed for educational purposes and is widely used in Ayurvedic colleges, training labs, and exhibition displays to teach students about ancient pharmaceutical processing methods.

Key Features:

• 3D visual model made from high-quality fiber or PVC

• Includes boiling vessel, vapor passage, and receiver unit

• Clear labeling for educational use

• Available in tabletop or wall-mountable format

• Optional: Custom branding/logo, multilingual labels

Working Principle:
In Adhapatan Yantra, the vapors generated by heating a liquid or herb are directed downward through a special channel and then condensed and collected in a receiver vessel placed below. This technique is mainly used in Ayurveda for safely collecting distilled liquids without exposure to open air, preserving volatile medicinal components.

Applications:

• Teaching Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana

• Ayurvedic medicine preparation involving distillation

• Herbal processing demonstrations

• Ayurvedic exhibitions and pharma skill labs

Specifications:

• Size: Approx. 1–1.5 feet

• Material: Fiber or plastic (durable and lightweight)

• Finish: Hand-painted with anatomical accuracy

• Includes: Boiling chamber, outlet pipe, collection vessel

• Labels: English/Sanskrit dual-language optional

The Dola Yantra is a classical Ayurvedic apparatus used for Swedana (sudation or sweating process) in the preparation of medicated decoctions, oils, and herbal extracts. It is widely applied in Bhaishajya Kalpana (Ayurvedic pharmaceutics) and Rasa Shastra for extracting the active principles of herbs through indirect boiling.

This educational model accurately represents the traditional structure and function of the Dola Yantra, making it ideal for Ayurvedic colleges, herbal pharmacies, and training labs.

Key Features:

• Durable construction using high-quality fiber or PVC

• Components include boiling vessel, decoction liquid, suspended herbal pouch (Dola)

• Realistic and labeled for easy demonstration

• Tabletop or wall-mount model available

• Optional: Custom branding and multilingual labeling

Working Principle:
In the Dola Yantra, a cloth pouch (potali) containing powdered herbs or ingredients is suspended in a medicated liquid (like decoction, oil, or cow’s milk). The vessel is gently heated, allowing the liquid to extract the essence of the herbs through continuous sweating or steaming. This method ensures maximum absorption without direct exposure to flames.

Applications:

• Ayurveda teaching & training (BAMS, MD, GNM)

• Rasa Shastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana practical sessions

• Herbal oil and decoction preparation

• Ayurvedic exhibitions and model displays

Specifications:

• Size: Approx. 1 to 2 feet (customizable)

• Material: Fiber or durable plastic

• Finish: Hand-painted with accurate details

• Format: Tabletop or wall-mount

• Language: Labeling in English and Sanskrit (optional)

The Damru Yantra is a traditional apparatus used in Ayurveda’s Rasa Shastra practices, especially for the sublimation and purification of mercury (Parada) and preparation of volatile mineral compounds. Named after its unique damru (hourglass)-shaped design, this yantra is essential in Ayurvedic alchemy processes involving intense heating and collection of vapors.

This 3D educational model of the Damru Yantra is ideal for demonstrations in Ayurveda colleges, herbal pharma training labs, and exhibitions, allowing students and visitors to visually understand its ancient application in mercury processing.

Key Features:

• High-quality fiber or PVC structure

• Damru-shaped upper chamber and receiver

• Labeled parts for easy explanation

• Sturdy and long-lasting for classroom use

• Available in tabletop or wall-mount formats

• Custom branding or multilingual labeling optional

Working Principle:
In the Damru Yantra, the medicinal substance or metal (like mercury) is placed in the lower chamber and subjected to controlled heating. The vapors rise through the narrow neck and condense in the upper chamber, which is shaped like a damru. This structure facilitates safe collection of sublimated materials without contamination or exposure.

Applications:

• Rasa Shastra & Bhasma Kalpana training

• Mercury sublimation and purification demonstrations

• Ayurvedic teaching institutions (BAMS, MD Rasa Shastra)

• Educational exhibitions and herbal model displays

Specifications:

• Size: Approx. 1 to 1.5 feet

• Material: Fiber or plastic, hand-painted

• Components: Base vessel, damru-shaped upper chamber, outlet/vent

• Format: Tabletop display

• Language: English + Sanskrit labeling available

The Vidyadhar Yantra is a traditional apparatus described in classical Ayurvedic texts, primarily used in the preparation of metallic and herbal medicines in Rasa Shastra. It is one of the specialized yantras used during bhasma (calcination) and samskara (purification) processes.

This model provides an accurate 3D representation of the Vidyadhar Yantra, making it a valuable tool for Ayurveda teaching institutions, herbal medicine manufacturing training, and academic exhibitions.

Key Features:

• High-quality fiber/PVC construction

• Includes all key components with labeling

• Designed based on classical Ayurvedic references

• Ideal for classroom demonstrations and lab training

• Lightweight, durable, and easy to maintain

• Custom branding and instruction guide available

Working Principle:
In Vidyadhar Yantra, herbal or metallic substances are placed in a closed chamber or vessel, often sealed with clay and heated for specific durations. It facilitates detoxification, incineration, or transformation of the raw materials, helping to convert them into safe and potent medicinal forms like bhasmas or pishti.

Applications:

• Ayurveda Colleges and Universities (BAMS, MD)

• Rasa Shastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana Departments

• Herbal and Rasoushadhi Manufacturing Units

• Skill Labs and Teaching Museums

• Educational Exhibitions and Demonstrations

Specifications:

• Size: Approx. 1–2 ft

• Material: Fiber/Plastic

• Finish: Hand-painted with labeled parts (in English/Sanskrit)

• Type: Tabletop or wall-mount model

• Optional: Instruction manual or chart with usage details

The Sthali Yantra is a classical Ayurvedic apparatus described in ancient texts used for boiling, decoction preparation (Kwatha), and processing of medicinal substances. It plays a key role in the Bhaishajya Kalpana (Ayurvedic pharmacy) and Rasa Shastra disciplines.

This educational model of Sthali Yantra accurately represents the traditional vessel structure used in Ayurvedic medicine preparation. It is designed for demonstration and teaching in Ayurveda colleges, herbal medicine labs, and practical training centers.

Key Features:

• Realistic 3D model with labeled components

• Made from durable fiber or PVC material

• Represents traditional boiling vessel with lid and stand

• Suitable for classroom or lab demonstrations

• Available in tabletop or wall-mount format

• Custom branding and color options available

Working Principle:
The Sthali Yantra consists of a deep, wide-mouthed vessel used for boiling herbs, metals, or minerals in liquids such as water, cow’s milk, or decoctions. It allows for uniform heating and is often used in the preparation of bhasma, asavas, and kwathas.

Applications:

• Ayurvedic Teaching Institutions (BAMS, MD Ayurveda)

• Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana Demonstration

• Herbal Pharma Training Labs

• Ayurveda Exhibitions and Skill Labs

Specifications:

• Size: Approx. 1 to 1.5 feet

• Material: Fiber/Plastic with painted finish

• Includes: Vessel, lid, stand, base plate

• Mounting: Tabletop or wall-mount

• Optional: Multilingual labeling (Sanskrit + English)

The Dola Yantra is an ancient Ayurvedic apparatus used primarily for Swedana (sudation) and extraction of active ingredients through indirect boiling. It is an essential yantra in the preparation of medicated decoctions, oils, and rasoushadhis (herbomineral medicines) in Rasa Shastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana.

This 3D educational model provides a clear visualization of the structure and function of the Dola Yantra. It is an excellent teaching tool for Ayurveda colleges, herbal medicine manufacturers, and training institutes.

Key Features:

• Realistic 3D model made of durable fiber/PVC

• Components include: Hanging cloth pouch (dola), boiling vessel, decoction base

• Clearly labeled parts for easy explanation

• Ideal for demonstration in Ayurveda labs and classrooms

• Custom branding/logo available on request

Working Principle:
A cloth pouch containing the medicinal substance is suspended (dola) in a decoction or liquid, which is gently boiled. The active principles are extracted through indirect heating and steaming, which is a core Ayurvedic method for preparing medicated oils and herbal extracts.

Applications:

• Ayurvedic Pharmacy (Bhaishajya Kalpana) Teaching

• Rasa Shastra Practical Labs

• Educational Display for Students & Visitors

• Herbal Product Demonstration Models

Specifications:

• Size: Approx. 1–2 ft

• Material: Fiber/Plastic

• Type: Tabletop or wall-mount display

• Finish: Hand-painted, labeled

• Optional: Instruction leaflet and digital version available

The Valuka Yantra is a traditional Ayurvedic apparatus used in the classical processes of Rasa Shastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana. It is designed for indirect heating by embedding vessels in a sand-filled container, allowing uniform heat distribution during the preparation of herbal and mineral formulations.

This educational model is a 3D visual representation, ideal for Ayurveda colleges, teaching labs, and herbal pharmaceutical units. It helps students understand the ancient Ayurvedic methods of medicine preparation through accurate structural detailing.

Key Features:

• High-quality fiber/PVC construction

• Clearly labeled components for easy learning

• Represents traditional Ayurvedic heating technique

• Durable and suitable for classroom demonstrations

• Available in tabletop or wall-mount version

Applications:

• Ayurveda teaching & training institutions

• Rasa Shastra & Bhasma preparation demonstrations

• Display for herbal product exhibitions

Specifications:

• Size: Approx. 1–2 ft (customizable)

• Material: Fiber or PVC

• Finish: Hand-painted with labels (English/Sanskrit)

• Optional: Custom branding/logo printing available

Code No : 114 

Name : Arm & Foot Joint (Standard) 

Size : 30”x17”x37” 

Made of : Fibre Glass

Code No : 113 

Name : Arm Bath (Super Deluxe)

 Size : 40”x32”x44” 

Made of : Fibre Glass

Code No : 112 

Name : Arm Bath (Deluxe)

 Size : 23”x11”x30” 

Made of : Fibre Glass

Product Name: Arm Bath (Standard)
Material: High-quality fiber glass
Basin Type: Dual-compartment ergonomic arm bath
 

Dimensions :

• Length: 60–70 cm

• Width: 40–50 cm

• Height: 80–90 cm (including stand)
  Stand Material: Powder-coated stainless steel / MS tubular frame for stability
  Drainage System: Flexible water outlet pipe for easy drainage
  Weight: ~8–12 kg (depending on material)
  Color: White (standard)
  Use: Hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, arm rehabilitation exercises
  Features:

• Ergonomic design for comfortable arm positioning

• Easy-to-clean smooth surface

• Lightweight and portable

Local Steam Standard

(Nadi Swedan Yantra)

• Code No: 146

• Type: Localized Steam Therapy Device

• Capacity: 10 Litres to 20 Litres

• Material: Stainless Steel (SS) / Aluminium